
Contos em Viagem — Goa at Teatro Meridional
Teatro Meridional, listed on Agenda Cultural Lisboajeu. 24 sept. 2026
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Contos em Viagem — Goa est un événement culturel à Lisbonne à Teatro Meridional, répertorié par Agenda Cultural Lisboa. Consultez la fiche officielle pour les horaires, billets et éventuels changements.
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This new creation by Teatro Meridional weaves together short stories, poetry, and novel excerpts from various authors, spanning different moments in the history of Goa, Damão, and Diu. The performance explores the historical, geographical, and human universe of these territories, where Portuguese was once spoken and still lingers today.
Directed by Natália Luiza, the show brings together a cast of four actors, blending literature with music, movement, and visual elements. It honors the Indo-Portuguese communities now living in Portugal, bringing to the stage a heritage that many Portuguese have crossed paths with unknowingly.
Attendees can expect a rich, sensory journey that connects Portugal to its own history, performed at the intimate Teatro Meridional venue in Lisbon.
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- The venue has two locations; this performance is at Rua do Açúcar, 64, Beco da Mitra.
- Discounts may apply; check for applicable reductions.
- Contact the venue by phone at 919 991 213.
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What is the performance about?
It is a new creation by Teatro Meridional, built from stories, poetry, and novel excerpts about Goa, Damão, and Diu, exploring the historical and human universe of these territories.
Who is the director?
The dramaturgy and direction are by Natália Luiza.
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Fernando José de La Vieter Ribeiro Nobre is a Portuguese doctor who is the founder and president of the Portuguese NGO AMI.Plus
In 2007 he was voted as the 25th greatest Portuguese ever in the contest Os Grandes Portugueses, being the 5th most voted among Portuguese living people at that date.
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